Membership software for clubs that outlive their secretaries
Every club has a spreadsheet someone guards with their life. United Pet Club replaces it with an organization the members belong to: a roster with real roles, membership tiers with defined benefits, and a public page that stays current because it runs itself.
What a club gets
Any club, properly typed
Training clubs, grooming schools, professional associations and hobby societies are organization types of their own, not a workaround on a personal account.
A roster with roles
Members join as their own profiles, with roles recorded inside the organization. Who is president, who evaluates, who just pays dues: written down, not folklore.
Tiers and benefits, modeled
Membership programs support tiers with defined benefits, so what a member gets for their level is a fact in the system rather than a promise in a newsletter.
Selling memberships, rolling out
Online membership sales are arriving on the platform's commerce rails. Rosters, roles and tiers work today; the checkout is rolling out.
Members bring their animals
Your members' dogs, cats and other animals live on lifetime profiles, which makes club activities that involve the animals dramatically easier to record.
A public page with weight
The club's page lists what it is and who runs it, and members' own public profiles link back. For breed-specific clubs, the breed club tools go further.
The roster, alive
Members, roles and tiers on the organization, not in a guarded spreadsheet.
Institutional memory, institutionalized
Clubs do not die of scandal; they die of handovers. The member list lives on one laptop, the dues history in one inbox, and when the volunteer who holds both steps down, the club starts over. Putting the roster, roles and tiers on the organization itself means the next secretary inherits a system, not a shoebox.
If your organization is a breed club or a registry, start with the breed club and registry software instead; it covers the studbook side. This page is for everyone else with members: training clubs, associations, schools and societies of every kind.
Club and membership questions
What is membership management software?
Software that keeps a club's member roster, roles, tiers and benefits in one system. On United Pet Club the club is an organization and members are real profiles, so the roster maintains itself as members come and go.
Can members pay dues online?
Online membership sales are rolling out on the platform's commerce rails. Rosters, roles, tiers and benefits work today, so a club set up now is ready when checkout reaches it.
How is this different from the breed club software?
The breed club tools add registry-grade animal records and pedigrees for clubs whose subject is a breed. This page covers the membership machinery every kind of club shares.
Can one person belong to several clubs?
Yes. Membership is a link between a profile and an organization, so a trainer can belong to an association, a training club and a breed club with one account.
Is it free to set up?
Creating the organization, its page and the roster is free. Paid tools are on the pricing overview.
Does it work outside the United States?
Yes, worldwide, in more than 70 languages, which suits associations whose members cross borders.
Retire the guarded spreadsheet
Create a free account, set up the organization, and give the club a memory that survives its volunteers.